The Old Tin Shed provides local culture to the Bancroft area. It is a great outing just to go with…read moregroups and browse through the different home and gift items throughout the store after grabbing a bit to eat or going for a coffee. The Old Tin Shed has worked it's way into the heart of the Bancroft community. The store always has unique home decorative items that have been salvaged from other materials and you can always find that perfect decor idea that just seems to speak out to you and call your name to buy it. While browsing through the store one day with my mother, we were offered free apple cider. The Old Tin Shed is a definite asset to the local shopping atmosphere of the town.

From the owner: Our online & actual country store specializes in 'hard-to-find' vintage decor and giftware. We…read morestrive to present a unique, an unusual, and eclectic mix of handcrafted gifts, and creative decor for your home or cottage. From shabby chic to heritage farmhouse, from designer braided rugs to replica iron hardware, The Old Tin Shed provides the best choice for your decorating needs. Our array of replica iron includes hooks, brackets, grates, bells, signs,hinges, towel bars, decorative pieces. Decor items such as clocks, mirrors, chalkboards, signs, lanterns, heritage lighting, candelabras, picture frames, all adorn our walls for your perusal. Our selection of candles ranges from paraffin to soy and beeswax, from tealights to pillars,tapers & battery. Fashions such as Neon Buddha, Cut Loose, Pure knits, team up with a variety of scarves, handmade jewelry and other accessories. For that bohemian look, check out our Indian skirts & vests. A few specialty foods, including locally made jams & jellies, and a variety of Kicking Horse coffees are available. To create your own shabby chic projects, our Caromal Colours paints are perfect. Create a rustic look, or a contemporary finish. For the DIY lovers, our salvage area with old doors,windows, shutters & spindles, is a big draw. If you are unsure of what to buy as a gift, we offer gift certificates in any denomination.

Kingston is an underrated town when it comes to tourism. The 340+ year-old town is the epicenter…read morefor tours of the Thousand Islands, has the famed Fort Henry, is the hometown of Canada's first Prime Minister (John A. Macdonald), and has some of Canada's best fresh-water sailing. Luckily for the town, it has a gift shop like Waterfront to ensure one doesn't forget about this great place. First of all, we were sucked in by happenstance ... or very clever marketing ... as we had to go in the get our tickets for the Thousand Island Discovery Cruise inside the gift shop. That being said: Once you go in, there is an abundance of cool, high-quality stuff. I would hazard a guess that Waterfront has the city's best collection of Kingston-based apparel ... I draw this conclusion because since it has a deeper collection of gift-shop wares than the Kingston Visitor Info Centre (reviewed here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/kingston-visitor-information-centre-kingston). Hoodies, t-shirts, glasses, mugs, hats, boxer shorts, and the rest. You'll also find plenty of nautically themed stuff from shirts to lighthouses to books to model sailboats. To call it a "gift shop" would be an insult as they have so much fancy stuff: Scrubs, soaps, candles, watches, purses, wallets, jewelry, scarves, frou-frou gift baskets, high-end greeting cards (including some that are hand-drawn), and the rest. There are several high-quality brands including the sock puppets and stuffed animals of Cate & Levi; the hemp-heavy and fair-trade fashion of Ark Imports; the beauty and personal care products of Walton Wood Farm; and the vegan, eco-friendly, and cruelty-free skincare products of Kingston's own Shiva's Delight. And, oh, don't worry: PLENTY of maple. And #2: If you're into stuffed moose, I don't think you'll find a better selection in the Great White North :) So stop in ... even if you have to!

I've been here a few times. Once before I lived in Kingston and a couple of times after I moved…read morehere. If you like silly little trinkets and memorabilia, this is the store for you! It had a bunch of Canada and Kingston merchandise since it's mostly a store for tourists, but they also have really cute/silly underwear! (For example, I bought a pair of boxers that said 'bear cheeks' with pictures of bears on the back.) They also have little toys, fridge magnets, kitchen tools, stuffed animals, etc. You get the idea! The stuff is definitely a little more expensive than what you'd find at other stores, but again, this is a store for tourists (mostly), so it makes sense that it's a tad more expensive. Overall, it's just a fun place to shop if you have some time to kill!

Wow, I'm surprised that Lockside has never been reviewed. They've been there forever and I know…read morethey're popular. I've probably been to Lockside at least a dozen times over the years, but there was a big gap between 2012 and 2018 when I was out of the province. I can honestly say that the place is exactly the same in 2018 as it was in 2012, although I imagine they'd disagree. Lockside is an interesting eclectic store with a wide variety of unique home decor items, furniture, clothing, and gifts. But be warned, it is NOT cheap. That place is on the high-end side when it comes to prices. Even their t-shirts are expensive. Over the years I've mainly browsed at Lockside because their stuff is too expensive to buy. But I have purchased a few small items now and again. The most frequent item I've bought is an ice cream cone! They serve Kawartha Dairy ice cream (the best ever) and they have a lovely outdoor area to sit and savour your ice cream while you watch the boats come and go from the Young's Point lock. The ice cream and location makes up for the fact that they're too expensive for the average person. You walk away thinking, "well, at least I got a good ice cream cone"! :-)

From the owner: Lockside Trading Company is a gift shop set in the oldest house in Young's Point. Since 1987, we've…read morecarried quality furniture, home decor, outdoor gear, casual clothing, unique giftware, and more. We also offer interior design services at our in-store design centre or through an in-home consultation.

lots of uniforms to buy for the customers or people who wanna work in their scrubs, lots of candy…read morebars, old books, and old antiques to buy jewellery old nostalgia.

My first Yelp review because I am so grateful to the owners of this store who put together the most…read moreperfect gift for my mother-in-law's birthday! We live quite a way out of town and were not able to be in Arnprior for her birthday during these pandemic days, so Tara patiently texted me back and forth with photos of different options. Her hand painted wine glasses were my favourite, just beautiful! She individually wrapped each gift with hand painted wrap and even painted the envelope of the birthday card. Such attention to detail from a wonderful artist. I've been to this store several times on previous visits to Arnprior. Very lovely selection from local/Canadian artists. Worth the visit!

An American, a no-nonsense retiree and her sleepy daughter walk into Cheeky Bee. Hilarity ensues…read more Hilarity? OK. That's a lie... but it was a fun time... as far as shopping in small town Ontario goes. This store is is abuzz with all things bee and is located centre stage on Warkworth's idyllic, albeit sleepy, Main Street. It's full of organic honey based skincare products, all things bees wax, heavy glassware with bee prints and nicknacks galore. These bee-autiful nicknacks and charming home goods are housed in the nicest smelling (sandlewood?) barn-like structure I have ever been in. It is so quaint, and inviting, but be careful. You will spend much more than you planned on. Well played, Tiny Town, CAD. PEPPER POINTS for their snarky sense of humour: "Beautiful Wedding Gifts (& more modest ones-- if you really don't think they stand a chance...)."

The Cheeky Bee is abuzz with beeswax candles and a host of bee products, teapots, honey, funky…read morefurniture and jewelry. Bee sure to talk to the shop owner, who will carefully explain the process of beeswax candlemaking, as well as how the candles get their unique colors. Don't leave this hive without sampling some honey from Savannah and Charleston. The prices are a bit high, but the sweetness of the nectar might negate any stings.

Native Renaissance is a great place to stop if you like arts and crafts from the First Nations. You…read morewill see beautiful art work from local Native artists and Native artists from around Canada. They have very good COVID protocol as there is a young standing at the entrance reminding everyone to sign in and sanitize before entering the store. There lots of parking here and so much to see in the store.... try the find something made in China in this store.... China has been profiting and knocking of First Nation's arts and crafts for a long time. Fortunately, you will not find anything made in China here.

From the owner: Featuring the largest selection of Moccasins in the area. We proudly offer Native made arts and…read morecrafts and a stunning Art Gallery on the second floor.

I love this store. Very unique gifts or something for yourself. The owner Mabel will always go out…read moreof her way to help or suggest that perfect thing you didn't know you needed. Jewellry, wall art, gourmet food products , clothes, wedding gifts, picture frames...etc

Not only is the store itself a complete mess but the owner is awful. she continued to follow me and…read moremy friend around the store saying how COVID is fake and to take of our masks (she wasn't wearing one) and also tried to force us into a religion. when i tried to ignore her she banged on her desk and yelled at me to pay attention. i was scared if i left without her being finished talking or if i ignored her, that she would get aggressive. i highly recommend that you stay far far away from this store.

Avoid this place! My friend, who is visually impaired, visited the store with friends about a week…read moreago while on vacation, and the woman working there pressured her into buying an led-lighted branch arrangement. My friend didn't receive any of the paperwork or the box. The woman just put it in a bag, and it wasn't until my friend got it home to Ottawa that she realized the power supply was broken. She called the shop and explained the problem and asked if a replacement power supply could be mailed to her. The woman outright refused to do anything, and suggested that my friend come back to the store. That's not going to happen, first of all because of the distance, and also because this woman was very pushy and insisted on grabbing my friend's hands and making her pray to get her sight back. I won't even get into how inappropriate that was. Bottom line, my friend paid $50 for a broken light arrangement which she will now have to spend time and energy to make work. Steer clear!